The Nextcloud desktop client is now also available to be installed using flatpak. For those of you who are not aware of that, Flatpak is a application package system that is available on all major Linux distributions. It allows you to install and update applications quite easily and also gives a huge improvement in security, since all apps are running in a sandboxed environment. You can find out more about Flatpak here.
If you want to give the flatpak a try, you can easily install it by running the following command:
What about its integration with Nautilus / Caja / Nemo? I suppose, a flatpak package cannot install anything in the /usr hierarchy, so it is probably not going to work, or is it?
I just installed Nextcloud via flathub (https://flathub.org/apps/details/org.nextcloud.Nextcloud).
Works good, but it seams that the flathub version of Nextcloud is not supporting “TOTP second-factor auth” can you confirm this?
When I enable TOTP i can’t connect to my server (getting errors but no TOTP prompt), when disabled it works with no problems.
@w.reidlinger I recently released 2.5.1 to flathub. This should also fix your issue regarding two factor authentication, since it comes with the new login flow.